| Author | Message | ||
     Shayna |
I really want to teach English in Japan, specifically in the Miyazaki/ Kagoshima area. If anyone has any suggestions for me or any leads to help me out, that would be much appreciated. Please email me @ waitforme78@aol.com | ||
| info |
Dear Sir or madam, I advise to fax or phone to the education board of Miyazaki prefecture which is charged with recruiting all the teachers of the public schools of the region. The fax number is (81) 985 28 2757 The phone number is (81) 985 26 7240 For Kagoshima prefecture, the phone number of the education board is (81) 992862111 I don't know his fax number Best regards, | ||
| Alison |
I am a Global TESOL certified ESL instructor currently teaching in Canada. I am interested in teaching on the island of Kyushu. I would love to teach in the Fukuoka or Miyazaki prefecture. Any information would be wonderful!! | ||
| Luc |
Hello, I am a Canadian looking for an English Teaching position in Kyushu. I am TESOL certified, have a passport, and would be willing to start as soon as possible. Teaching children would be preferable, yet I am open to the possibility of teaching adults as well. I would appreciate input from anybody with useful information or contacts in Japan. | ||
| Lynnea Westlind |
Hello, i am yet another canadian wishing to teach in japan. I have my TESOL certificate, as well as tutoring expereince with children and esl teenagers. I would like to teach in Kyushu, so if anyone has any leads for me, please let me know. | ||
| Magdalena |
Hello, I'm already teaching at a private school in Kagoshima pref. I am a certified Global Tesol instructor. I am interested in getting a part time job on Sat or Sun at a school either in Kagoshima or Miyazaki. If anyone knows of a part time position on the weekend, please let me know. Thank you Magdalena My email address is magdalena_dominik@hotmail.com | ||
| angela macdonald |
Hi, my boyfriend and i would like to teach english in either kyushu or honshu with an established organization which provides support and services. We do not know japanese, and we would like to live together. There are many choices, could somebody please help us narrow it down to a couple. | ||
| Anonymous |
Angela, If you are in it for the money and the free time, would like to be able to travel and enjoy yourself then you could apply to any of the larger chain schools. If you are qualified teachers who want some real teaching experience then you should try schools like IBS / IUK / or other medium size schools. | ||
| Steven George Maidens |
I am a 45 year old experienced teacher who would like to live and work in or near Kagoshima. Any advice or, better still, leads would be greatly appreciated. Please e-mail me at steve_maidens@yahoo.co.uk Thanks, Steve | ||
| chrisk |
Hello, I am an Australian looking to find a good company to work for in central/southern Kyushu (esp Kagoshima or maybe Kumamoto). I am trying to find a good conversational school where I will be teaching small size classes. As I don't know Japanese I want to work with a company that has at least a few english teachers! I don't know how much this will help my chances but I have a TESOL certificate, and am currently completing the online component. Any advice would be great! Cheers in advance  | ||
| Josh MacDnald |
Hi! I'm an English teacher in Chiba. However, I really want to move to Kumamoto. Can anyone help? | ||
| Josh MacDnald |
Hi! I'm an English teacher in Chiba. However, I really want to move to Kumamoto. Can anyone help? jjwmacdo@yahoo.ca |